To infinity and beyond — again! Disney and Pixar unveiled a first ... "Get excited for their next chapter as Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the gang all return for #ToyStory5, coming to theaters ...

Tim Allen has revealed new details about the plot of Disney's upcoming Toy Story 5. Check out what he said here.

Tim Allen discussed what fans can expect from TOY STORY 5 and why he was so excited to return for another movie in the ...

In addition to reiterating the fact that Jessie is a major focal point of this film, Allen explained that Toy Story 5 has a “very, very clever” reason for not only coming back after the ending of Toy ...

Although it's unlikely fans will receive much in the way of spoilers, Allen did offer some insight on Toy Story 5.

this film will focus more on Jessie (Joan Cusack). During Disney’s D23 expo in August 2024, Pixar shared the first details about what’s next for Buzz, Woody and their toy friends, as well as ...

While confirming the highly anticipated reunion of Buzz with Woody (voiced by Tom Hanks), Allen revealed that Toy Story 5 will place a greater emphasis on another cherished character: Jessie ...

Nearly 30 years after the very first Toy Story was released, Disney have announced that the fifth film in the franchise will be coming to cinemas in 2026. Woody, Buzz and Jessie will be returning ...

Since the premiere of "Toy Story" in 1995, Disney and Pixar ... by a toy collector, Buzz and the rest of the gang plot to break him out. While he's trapped, Woody meets Jessie the Yodeling Cowgirl ...

Tim Allen, who voices the character of Buzz Lightyear, revealed in a recent interview with WIVB that the character of Jessie will take ... Need a hint? Disney. Studio B.” The fifth installment ...

LAS VEGAS – "Lightyear" is taking queer representation to infinity ... of Disney/Pixar's "Toy Story" spinoff (in theaters June 17), which centers on cocky yet caring space ranger Buzz ...

And the land’s three stars — Woody, Buzz and Jessie — are free to roam in ways characters at the other Walt Disney World parks are not. “They’re not hidden away in rooms,” says Vazzana.